Patterned curtains

Warm glow

Draughty bifold doors left Soozi feeling chilly in her dining room. Thermal lined curtains in Wirl Kiwi add the layer of insulation she needs to keep out the winter chills, while sheer Voiles and semi sheer skylight blinds help diffuse the sunlight to create a warm glow throughout the space.

Soozi Danson

Interiors Blogger

This space is now so inviting, it’s no longer just used for eating meals, it’s perfect for working, resting and most of all, ENJOYING!!

Oriel Sepia

Happy spaces

The hero of the collection is Toile De Paris, a truly unique design created by Nottingham-based artist Jenny Hamilton. Inspired by the classic toile de jouy, this fabric features a quirky, hand-drawn motif showcasing iconic Parisian landmarks and street scenes.

Bring Parisian styling home

Embracing the Parisian spirit doesn't require a complete home overhaul. Think light, airy spaces with clean lines and pops of colour. The key is to strike a balance between comfort and sophistication, reflecting the essence of Parisian living. Invest in a few key pieces that bring you joy, like a statement lamp or a vintage rug. Parisian style is all about appreciating everyday beauty.

Deja blue

A key element of Parisian style is the interplay of light and textiles. Our Déjà Bleu curtains, with their stripes reminiscent of French ticking, introduce pattern and texture to the space while keeping a clean and airy feel.

Framing the view

"My picture window gives beautiful views but I wanted the room to feel warm and cosy and not like we were on display to our neighbours. My advisor helped me choose curtains, - they're the perfect way to frame the view while adding warmth, cosiness and texture to the room.”

Sustainable florals

Take a break from the digital world by injecting nature and greenery into your décor with beautiful floral and botanical prints. Curtains like these in Botanical Bayberry will bring colour and texture into any room and transform it into a little piece of paradise. The fabric is made from 52% recycled polyester, helping you make more sustainable choices at home.

From the streets of Paris to your home

Our Toile De Paris fabric for curtains and Roman blinds is a truly unique design created by Nottingham-based artist Jenny Hamilton. Jenny took inspiration from the rich tradition of toile de jouy, and wanted to capture this essence of discovery in a contemporary interpretation, bringing a touch of Parisian charm and storytelling into your home.

Freedom to choose

Alongside beautiful plains and touchable textures, our collection is bursting with patterns that pop. Suzie chose the bold geometric design of our Loxley Emerald curtains to add a little drama and heaps of style to her older daughter's bedroom. There's also a selection of lining colours to choose from and Suzie went for the 'Mineral” coloured thermal blackout lining. Not only does it keep the room cosy, the curtains look amazing from the outside too.

Suzie Tipple

Interior Designer

"There's so many different colours and patterns to choose from, but my advisor Kevin was so helpful in guiding my decisions. I've gone for a bold geometric curtain fabric in a gorgeous emerald green, complemented by the more gentle colour of the Roman blind."

Emily Murray's pink curtains

“Florals aren’t just for summer! Case in point: my Hillarys’ kitchen blinds and curtains made from Delizia Blush fabric – it’s a beautiful pale oyster background with blush-pink sprays of flowers which feels fresh and bright for spring/summer. But in the winter the luxuriously thick fabric adds to the cosiness and keeps the heat in the house, while the soft hues brighten dark nights and look lush in the glow of scented candles.”

Emily Murray

Interiors Blogger

Blush-pink sprays of flowers which feels fresh and bright for spring/summer

Value curtains

Our Value Collection is priced to delight you and comes with all the benefits you’d expect from any of our made to measure curtains. Lovely quality fabrics, your choice of header and lining, and fitting included every time for a first rate finish.

Makeovers made easy

When Suzie's oldest daughter left home to go travelling, her bedroom was ready for a grown-up makeover. Our Loxley Emerald curtains teamed with a Roman blind in Kendra Sage means there's no sacrificing personal style while the extra layer at the window keeps things nice and snug.

Suzi Tipple

Interior Designer

"When I'm decorating, I play to the strengths of every room rather than having a theme that goes throughout the whole house. As soon as I had decided on this material, other design choices around the room started falling into place. And I was totally reassured that the green geometric pattern would complement the mustard-yellow velvet bed."

Cosy curtains

Curtains are a great way to bring warmth and softness into a space, especially if you have large expanses of glass or sliding doors which can make your room feel chilly in cooler months

Smooth as butter

An old favourite, reimagined in a light palette, Harkness Vapour has a beautiful tactile softness. Almost like velvet, it's smooth to the touch, making a really inviting focal point of your windows.

Abigail Ahern

Interior designer

I've designed the colour palette for this collection so every single fabric works with its counterpart. You'll never have to worry if one textile and fabric will go with another, it's very harmonious.

Warm glow

Draughty bifold doors left Soozi feeling chilly in her dining room. Thermal lined curtains in Wirl Kiwi add the layer of insulation she needs to keep out the winter chills, while sheer Voiles and semi sheer skylight blinds help diffuse the sunlight to create a warm glow throughout the space.

Soozi Danson

Interiors Blogger

This space is now so inviting, it’s no longer just used for eating meals, it’s perfect for working, resting and most of all, ENJOYING!!

Layers and layers

Windows can account for up to 20% of a home's heat loss. As sliding glass doors are much larger than normal windows, they can make a room feel extra cold and draughty. Curtains like these provide a layer of insulation at your doors and will help your room look and feel cosier in the winter months.

Wide window solutions

Curtains are ideal for wide windows, providing cosy warmth when needed, but also allowing in lots of light and uninterrupted views of the outside space during the day

The flower effect

The positive effects of flowers for wellbeing are well storied, so bring home the blooms and set the tone for spring with a floral window dressing like these pretty curtains in Livia Sorbet.

Bold pattern and subtle colour

These Zaha Forest curtains are the perfect fit for the tall window in this living room. Bringing a pop of colour to the neutral scheme, they frame the window beautifully with the contemporary pattern of natural green and subtle yellow tones making a stylish statement  without distracting from the existing décor.

Fashion forward

Propelled straight from fashion into interiors we've given this military-inspired camouflage design an imaginative and subtle twist. In warm mid-tones the popular motif calls to mind soft, sandy beaches, the sea or the forest.

Abigail Ahern

Interior designer

The Camo fabric has a really subtle pattern, it’s tone on tone and adds pizzazz to any window.

Bold pattern and subtle colour

These gorgeous geometric print curtains from the Margo Selby collection have been made with a triple pinch pleat header, where three sections of fabric are pulled together and sewn in place into a neat pleat. A highly decorative option for a smart and elegant finish with a tailored appearance.

Adhara Silver birch curtains

Create a coolly sophisticated feel with subtle floral prints featuring leaf trails, bare branch details and stems

Global inspiration

"Graphic design is a really big inspiration and starting point and I’ve always loved collecting woven textiles from around the world and understanding the structure and the technique of fabrics I've collected." - Margo Selby

Harkness Gasoline

Bold, cosy and super chic, this statement-making fabric dresses a room up in the most luxurious of ways.

Wolfe Smoulder and Cadillac Noir

Despite two very different treatments, the synergy between the wavy line print on this Roman blind and curtain combo creates a harmonious finish.